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Target Range, Forest Display Planned at Fair The Southern Oregon Con servation and Tree Farm asso ciation and the Medford Gun club will combine their inter ests in the Sportsfair this week end. The gun club will sponsor a target range, and SOCTFA will stimulate an outdoor at mosphere in much the same manner as they did last year. Much comment was made during the 1958 Crater Lions Sportsfair on the "real" look which was achieved with tree samples and stuffed animals, placed in such a manner around the target range as to give the effect of a forest glade. The Medford Gun club, or ganized in 1906, promotes gen eral good sportsmanship and safety, plus a youth firearms educational program. Some members load their own am munition, and a few even make their own guns, accord ing to Jim Bolton, spokesman for the club. Urged lo Compete Visitors to the Sportsfair are urged to compete for tar get marksmanship with the valley's own version of Annie Oakley. Bolton also expressed the hope that there would be competition between the arch ers and the pistol shooters. The Southern Oregon Con servation and Tree Farm asso ciation was established in 1947 and has 65 member com panies in Jackson and Jose- " ' '' GROWING SPORT - Water skiing is a thrilling sport for all ages and a good reason why boating is America's fast est growing sport. CUSTOM BUILT H o 1 1 y w o o d (UPD Gary Cooper uses his own special saddle for his role in War ner's "The Hanging Tree" be cause of a trick hip he broke when he was a Montana cow boy. It is an Australian stock man's, saddle which is almost as light as an English saddle but reinforced with steel strips to support a horn. phine counties. Members are in logging and forest products industries arid support an an nual payroll numbering 5,975 men and nearly $29 million. The primary interests are good forestry practices, tree conservation . and beneficial legislation. . . Retriever Club To Have Exhibit The Rogue Valley Retriever club is planning an outdoor exhibition of obedience and performance at the Crater Lions Sportsfair this . week end. Kenneth Denman, president of the club which has more than 70 members, said that both mark falls and hidden tests will be demonstrated. A mark fall is one in which the dog sees the object to be re trieved. A hidden test is one in which the dog has no pre vious knowledge of the fall and is guided to it by means 9 ss&' 0 CHALLIS BLAZER - Basic to every man's warm weather casual wardrobe is a wool challis blazer in tropical weight like this three-button model by Palm Beach. Wool Bureau photo. n Drastically reduced Pear Blossom specials SAVE 31 Ijs General Electric 21-Inch Ultra-Vision Console Reg $31995 SALE 5288 Choose Your New TV Now, Pay on Monthly installments Reg. $239.95 plus $25 for matching base. NOW $228 for BOTH! SAVE 53600 on this big, beautiful 21-INCH G-E ULTRA-VISION All parts and tubes in your new General Electric TV set are . guaranteed for a full year. APPLIANCE COTI APPLIANCE of hand signals and whistles. No spoken commands are used. Most of the dogs belonging to members of the club are Black Labradors. There are a few Golden Retrievers repre sented and they may be on hand at the Sportsfair. The Rogue Valley Retriever club holds field trials nearly every month of the year. The American Kennel club license trials have been completed and had 154 entries from own ers all over the est Coast. A permit from the State Game Commission is necessary be fore a trial can be held on cer tain lands in order that there is no disturbahce of nesting Use Remnants Thrifty-sew! Use remnants for this pretty play or party dress. Embroidery adds a dressy touch. Gay in checks; or plaid 'n' plain. Pattern 7177: pattern pieces, transfer of embroidery, step-by-step directions. Child's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10., State size. Send thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st - class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address, Pattern Num ber, Size. Our new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue has many lovely designs to order: crocheting, knitting, embroid ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A special gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied -a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 25 cents for your of the book. Four-In-One Dress 5 Hi fSb J?W.) iiii .1 9142 12-20 Look! It's a new dress every time you put it on -thanks to the quick-change accessories. Shapely sun princess plus square and curved collars, bolero. Tomorrow's pattern: Jiffy apron. Printed Pattern 9142: Miss es' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 dress takes 4 yards 35-inch fabric; square collar 1 yard. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., -New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Name, Address with Size and Style Number." i mill J j'muji.iiui i.; p-. , t f -V C f VSX rf" mm & GOOD BUSINESS-Highway boat dealers are finding busi ness flourishing with the advent of trailer boating. Today's marine retailer caters to the full range of a modern boatman's needs. . Law Prohibits Toxic Vapor Extinguishers Toxic vaporizing liquid-type fire extinguishers, including carbon tetra chloride and chlorobromomethane units, have been removed from the United States Coast Guard's approved list -for use aboard recreational Boats and certain commercial vessels. Approval for use of these extinguishers by the Coast Guard ended Dec. 6, 1958. However, such extinguishers manufactured prior to that date, and in service at that time, may be used by boat owners until Jan. 1, 1962. Aft er that date their use on most small craft will be prohibited. Similar changes will be proposed in the spring of 1959 by the Merchant Marine Council for tank vessels and small ' boats carrying more than six passengers for hire. HOPS TO THE DEFENSE Hartford, Conn. (UPD Casi mir A. Rosinski, 41, admitted he smelled like a brewery fol lowing a traffic accident in West Hardford, but he insisted he wasn't drunk. A Common Pleas Court jury acquitted Ro sinski when he explained he works in a brewery and al- MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Wednesday, April 8, 1959 111 Neckties Are Bright Colored Many of the new neckties are flaunting bright Spring like colors, bolder patterns and lighter shades. Among the top neckwear choices are shantungs, in both bright and dull silk surfaces. Stripes and plaids predominate. The under-knot pattern or design is headed for quite a comeback this season. These are the ties that show a dis tinctive pattern under the knot, and go well with strip ed, checked or plaided shirt fabrics. Popular as ever are the rep ties in both stripes and some new motifs. Along with the classic regimentals and club colors, there are some new off-shades that are particular ly striking. Also important for spring are bright and cheer ful white background ties with color splash designs. Women of New Zealand have had the vote in national elections ever since 1893. The dome of the Colorado state capitol in Denver is col ored with gold leaf mined from, native deposits. The building stands exactly one mile above sea level. NSU PRINZ- The Most ECONOMICAL SPORTS CAR PERFORMANCE FAMILY STYLE COMFORT Of Any FOREIGN Car . in AMERICA! Get 55 , - MILES Per Gallon! v4 SINCE 1873 I See It at the SPORTSFAIR Booth No. 30 Full Alloy Engine De Dion Rear End 55 Miles Per Gallon Proven and Tested A Masterpiece of Steering Sunspension WHITE'S CYCLE CENTER 3330 N. Pacific Hiway Phone SP 3-4381 $1595 Delivered in Medford Complete With ALL ETRAS! DRIVE IT! STARTS FRIDAY NIGHT! SATURDAY and SUNDAY Southern Oregon's Second Annual BOAT AND SPORT SHOW See Exciting, Displays and Demonstrations by These Firms, Individuals and Clubs: LON SKINNER BOATS MEDFORD MARINE OWENS BOAT WORKS JOHNSTON STORES ROGUEWOOD BOATS LITTRELL PARTS-MARINE DIV. CENTURY BOATS CO. WHITE FIR LUMBER CO. MIKE MORRIS CRATER GLASS & UPHOLSTERY BURELSON'S KMED KBOY SNIDER'S DAIRY GILMAN'S DAIRY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. DON STATHOS U. S. NATIONAL BANK STAR MARINE (S. F.) MEDFORD GUN SHOP MEDFORD GUN CLUB ROGUE SPORTSMAN VALENTINE'S ARCHERY ROGUE RIVER BOOSTER'S CLUB WHITE'S CYCLE & HOBBY SHOP SEVERSON'S CANDY MEDFORD HEALTH CLUB MERCY FLIGHTS TIDEWATER OIL CO. FYRE FIGHTER EXTINGUISHERS FISH LAKE RESORT ROGUE WONDERLAND HUBBARD BROS. -VEDEHM ENTERPRISES MANN'S DEPT. STORE (Boy Scouts & Camp Fire Girls) PARACHUTE JUMPERS MEDFORD Y.M.C.A. ISAAC WALTON LEAGUE STAUFFER VIRGINIA WICKERSHAM GARDEN CENTER NURSERY VALLEY CENTER NURSERY ANDERS PHOTO SHOP SO. OREGON CONSERVATION & TREE FARM ASSOCIATION PAPPY COLEMAN OASIS SWIMMING POOL JANRICK OF OREGON ETNA HELECOPTER SERVICE BURK'S TENT & AWNING VIRGIL HOUSE MEDFORD AIR SERVICE MEDFORD AMBULANCE SERVICE CAPITAL TRAILER SALES-BOATS TUCKER SNO-CAT QUARTER MIDGETS AL CLAUSS-BOATS & TRAILERS PHOENIX HORSE CLUB LAMPORTS DOBSON (Ashland) PLASTIC BUBBLE CALKINS PONY RIDE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS CUTLER TANK & STEEL MEDFORD POLICE DEPT. TALENT TROUT FARM GIRLS MODELING FROM SCHOOLS DOG SHOW-ST. BERNARDS ROGUE VALLEY RETRIEVER CLUB UCK'S PUMP SERVICE A MOTORS MEDFORD MORY APRIL 10, 11 and 12 PRODUCED BY CRATER LIONS of MEDFORD
